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Martin Tyler was exclaiming in an exaggerated tone, "Look! Two young Arsenal players are showing us a new era of English football!"

"After the transition from attack to defense, the midfielder lobbed the ball into the penalty area, and the winger scored!"

"Chamberlain has had a dream start to his career, and Wenger's eye for talent remains as sharp as ever."

"Sun Ke, who only joined the team this season, has already taken on the role of midfield commander!"

"This kid is doing a fantastic job; he possesses a passing and control ability rarely seen in English midfielders!"

"Before the match, many people thought that the defensive midfield position stifled his attacking talent."

"But his arrival has revitalized the team's attack, and he has now become an indispensable player in Arsenal's midfield!"

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Upon seeing the banners displayed by the home fans, Sun Ke realized that this goal was Arsenal's 200th goal in Champions League history.

Wilt Chamberlain was lucky!

However, scoring the first goal does not mean the victory is already secured.

We're still a long way off.

After conceding a goal, Olympiacos changed their tactics.

They used Mirallas to try and create an opening from Sun Ke's side.

In the 15th minute, Olympiacos passed the ball to Sun Ke's side.

Mirallas came up intending to rely on Sun Ke as a bridgehead to launch an attack.

Just as the ball was falling, Sun Ke suddenly circled around to the side of Mirallas and headed the ball forward with a diving header.

Olympiacos midfielder Olbias received the ball and immediately passed it to the left wing.

Their left winger, Ibagaza, made a strong run down the left flank against Maicon, who had just recovered from injury.

Although Maicon played cautiously and dared not make any rash moves, he is, after all, the former world's number one right-back.

He was close behind Ibagaza, and taking advantage of a gap in Ibagaza's touch, he suddenly accelerated and leaned his body against him.

Ibagaza knew Maicon wouldn't dare to fight, so he desperately sought out confrontation.

In the instant he caught up with the ball, Ibagaza kicked it at Maicon, and the ball bounced out of bounds.

Corner kick!

Set pieces are Arsenal's biggest headache. With an average height of 1.83 meters, the four defenders are at a clear height disadvantage against any opponent.

Silva stood at the near post, Sun Ke and Koscielny stood in the middle, and Chamach returned to defend the far post.

While Sun Ke was concentrating on anticipating the penalty taker's movements, the player taking the corner kick suddenly passed the ball to Ibagaza at the edge of the penalty area.

Ibagaza didn't stop the ball and shot directly.

Arsenal players, including Sun Ke, retreated to the far post, but Ibagaza, who looked like he was putting in a lot of effort, just gently flicked the ball towards the near post.

Silva followed Mirallas as he rushed forward, while Szczesny quickly moved toward the near post.

Unexpectedly, Mirallas did not shoot, but instead tilted his head back at the near post and headed the ball to the far post.

This time, Sun Ke understood.

If he ran any further back now, the daylily would be too cold, so he simply rushed to the front door.

At the far post, center-back Mellberg, who had just performed a classic aircraft carrier turn, now looked like a battering ram flying through the air.

He shoved aside Schamach, who was jumping at the same time, roared, and headed the ball towards the goal in mid-air.

With a crisp "thud," the football headed straight for the center of the goal.

Szczesny had just turned around when the ball had already flown to the goal line.

At the crucial moment, Sun Ke leaped sideways and used his leg to block the ball out of the penalty area.

In the chaos, the football bounced to the feet of the away team's striker, Jebbur.

Jebbur swung his leg to shoot, but Szczesny dove to deflect the ball towards the left side of the six-yard box.

Mirallas, who had been crouching at the near post, immediately headed the ball on the rebound!

Just as the away fans were standing up and cheering, Sun Ke leaped and headed the ball out of the penalty area.

call!

Sun Ke, lying on the ground, breathed a sigh of relief.

There's not a single one of them who's easy to deal with in the Champions League.

Judging from these fifteen minutes of the match, Olympiacos has thoroughly analyzed Arsenal.

Starting by targeting Ramsey is definitely the right approach.

Seeing that the Arsenal defenders were all protecting that side, they suddenly shifted their attack to their own side.

This move was brilliant, completely neutralizing their own defensive support capabilities.

Even if they don't succeed, it's difficult for him to be the first ball carrier when Arsenal transitions from defense to attack.

Even if you manage to steal the ball, the attacking player can immediately counter-steal it, preventing you from comfortably getting the ball.

Moreover, judging from the complexity of this corner kick, Olympiacos must have secretly practiced it for a long time.

From this perspective, the victory of the elite teams may not be as self-evident as one might imagine.

Take preparations for the Champions League as an example; a team like Olympiacos has a much longer preparation period than a typical Premier League team.

Olympiacos can kill a game within an hour in most domestic leagues.

They probably only need to prepare well for the two matches against Panathinaikos in the domestic league.

Perhaps this Greek powerhouse began preparing for Arsenal's match the day the Champions League draw ended.

This was the first time in Sun Ke's career that he felt like he had been thoroughly analyzed.

As for today's opponent, Arsenal can only have a basic understanding of them.

Perhaps only one tactical analysis session and two targeted tactical lessons.

For Arsenal, Olympiacos is not much more important than Swansea.

Of course, in such competitions, skill is still the deciding factor.

As long as they aren't completely defeated by the opponent's initial burst of attacks, a strong team like Arsenal will eventually find a way out.

In the ensuing match, Olympiacos' offensive onslaught became exaggeratedly intense.

They had three shooting opportunities in three minutes.

As they played, Olympiacos started to think they were Real Madrid.

In the 27th minute, Olympiacos' defensive line was approaching the midfield without realizing it.

They passed the ball to Mirallas, who immediately executed a decisive dribble past the defender.

As a result, the player moved on, but the football remained at Sun Ke's feet.

Mirallas turned around and charged towards Sun Ke. Even if he had to foul, he couldn't let Sun Ke pass the ball.

Just as he started moving, Sun Ke passed the ball back into his own penalty area.

Silva suddenly burst out of the penalty area, dribbling the ball directly towards the midfield.

Olympiacos players immediately rushed to intercept, and Silva immediately passed the ball to Rosicky.

Rosicky then passed the ball back to the middle, and Sun Ke, following up, passed it directly to the wing without stopping.

Arshavin stopped the ball on the left wing, then immediately used his left foot to loop around his right leg and flick the ball behind him.

Capdevila immediately dribbled the ball toward the penalty area, while Olympiacos' defense also ran toward the goal.

Such scenes during a match are always an ominous sign.

Sure enough, Capdevila dribbled diagonally into the penalty area.

He seized the opportunity and delivered a cross to Chamakh in the middle.

The moment he kicked the ball, the defender blocked it with a downward chop motion.

Unfortunately, the ball bounced back and landed in front of Capdevila.

Capdevila decisively unleashed a left-footed volley.

The shot was of excellent quality, hitting the bottom left corner of the goal without the goalkeeper having any chance to react.

2: 0!

At this moment, the entire Emirates Stadium erupted in cheers.

Wenger clapped his hands with a smile and then walked back to the coaching bench set up in the stands.

With this goal, the old man felt reassured.

Sun Ke turned around and gave Silva a high-five, then ran towards Capdevila.

As the starting left-back for a world champion, even though she's getting old and her looks have faded, she still retains her charm.

This is connected to consciousness!

This pushes the choice!

That shooting ability!

Absolutely top-notch.

If this top-class left-back had left Villarreal earlier, he would have made a name for himself long ago.

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Sky Sports Studios.

"Goal!"

"Capdevila scores Arsenal's second goal!"

"Sun Ke was once again the initiator of this goal!"

"His steal directly led to this attack!"

"Although this attack involved five players, Sun Ke's performance was impressive."

"Arsenal showed their opponents with two goals that victory isn't just about passion, but about hitting the target!"

"Sun Ke performed very well in this position!"

"I think he's perfect for this position!"